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Individual neighborhoods within large cities can benefit from independentanalysis of public data in the context of ongoing efforts to improve thecommunity. Yet existing tools for public data analysis and visualization areoften mismatched to community needs, for reasons including geographicgranularity that does not correspond to community boundaries, siloed data sets,inaccurate assumptions about data literacy, and limited user input in designand implementation phases. In Atlanta this need is being addressed through aData Dashboard developed under the auspices of the Westside CommunitiesAlliance (WCA), a partnership between Georgia Tech and community stakeholders.In this paper we present an interactive analytic and visualization tool forpublic safety data within the WCA Data Dashboard. We describe a human-centeredapproach to understand the needs of users and to build accessible mapping toolsfor visualization and analysis. The tools include a variety of overlays thatallow users to spatially correlate features of the built environment, such asvacant properties with criminal activity as well as crime prevention efforts.We are in the final stages of developing the first version of the tool, withplans for a public release in fall of 2016.

Making Public Safety Data Accessible in the Westside Atlanta Data Dashboard